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History Of Science:     more books (99)

Sex, Sin, and Science: A History of Syphilis in America (Healing Society: Disease, Medicine, and History) by John Parascandola, 2008-07-30 The Jasons: The Secret History of Science's Postwar Elite by Ann Finkbeiner, 2006-04-06 Science in the Ancient World: An Encyclopedia (History of Science) by Russell Lawson, 2004-12-15 Archimedes to Hawking: Laws of Science and the Great Minds Behind Them by Clifford Pickover, 2008-04-16 The Curious Death of Peter Artedi: A Mystery in the History of Science by Theodore W. Pietsch, 2010-10-05 CLEP Social Sciences and History: The Best Test Prep for the CLEP (Best Test Preperation & Review Course) by Scott, Ph.D. Dittloff, 2010-01-16 The Science of Conjecture: Evidence and Probability before Pascal by James Franklin, 2002-07-23 The Cloudspotter's Guide: The Science, History, and Culture of Clouds by Gavin Pretor-Pinney, 2007-06-05 Science and the Secrets of Nature by William Eamon, 1996-05-13 History of the Conflict Between Religion and Science by John William Draper, 1998-02-01 History of Magic and Experimental Science, Vol 6 by Lynn Thorndike, 1953-10-15 Political Science by Robert Heineman, 1995-07-01 Review for the CLEP Social Science and History Examination by Ann Garvin, Eileen Curristine, 2009-03-26 California Studies: History-Social Science, Grade 4 by Dr. Herman J. Viola, Dr. Sarah Witham Bednarz, et all 2007-01-01

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81. Framework And Standards
    California Assessment System; STAR Assessments; FAQ California history-Social science Standards Test; Return to the SCORE history-Social science Home Page  
    http://score.rims.k12.ca.us/standards.html

82. Department Of Crop And Soil Science At Oregon State University
    of research areas and projects.Oregon State University. history and development of the department.  
    http://cropandsoil.oregonstate.edu/

83. Evansville Museum Of Art, History And Science
    Welcome to the online realm of The Evansville Museum of Arts, history and science. Home to one of Southern Indiana s most established  
    http://www.emuseum.org/
    
    Extractions: Celebrating Our Centennial Year! Transportation Day 2004 is coming Sunday, June 6. Open the doors to discovery and see what’s inside the Museum—you’ll be amazed! Museum Camp 2004 is a fun, safe, summer day camp full of activities based on the Museum’s collections. The museum always has new and exciting exhibits. Explore both current and future attractions. Now presenting " The Planet Patrol " Shows at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. View the Ohio River from our downtown location with the Evansville Courier and Press RiverCam. Visit our Virtual Museum for online exhibits, experiments, and images of historic Evansville. MAIN GALLERY

84. North Museum Of Natural History And Science - Planetarium - Exhibits - Lancaster
    Exhibits, collections, artifacts from all over the world! Our Planetarium is one of America's best. Programs for adults and children. Hands on children area.  
    http://www.northmuseum.org/

85. West Virginia Academy Of Science
    A corporation chartered for the advancement of scientific knowledge and the promotion of scientific work in West Virginia. Information on history, membership, publications and meetings.  
    http://www.marshall.edu/wvas/
    
    Extractions: West Virginia Academy of Science The th Annual Meeting of the West Virginia Academy of Science will be held at Concord Wesleyan College on April 24, 2004. Call for Abstracts http://faculty.concord.edu/wvaspapers/ The 51 th Annual West Virginia State Science and Engineering Fair was held on March 26 and 27, 2004 at The Memorial Student Center at Marshall University in Huntington, WV. More details about the Fair are available at http://www.wvssef.org 2003 WVAS Teacher of the Year Rob Beckwith Elkins High School Rob Beckwith was named Teacher of the Year for his ability to open students' minds and hearts to the study of living things. Scenes from the 2003 WVAS Annual Meeting Dr. Joe Manzo (Concord College Department of Geography) and Dr. Ronald A. Canterbury are pleased to announce a National Geographic Society funded project on the impacts of suburban sprawl on bird populations. The study will be conducted in the urban corridor between Charleston and Huntington, as well as control sites in Raleigh/Wyoming counties, West Virginia. The project will involve inquiry-based and experimental learning for high school students and teachers with the overall goal of building an ecological model. Dr. Robert Kreisberg was elected Treasurer and Dr. James Rentch was elected Secretary at the WVAS Annual Business, West Virginia University.

86. Museum Of Natural History And Science
    Museum of Natural history science. Walk through a glacier and step back 19,000 years into the Ice Age of the Ohio Valley. Explore  
    http://www.cincymuseum.org/cmc/3museums/naturalhistory.html
    
    Extractions: Walk through a glacier and step back 19,000 years into the Ice Age of the Ohio Valley. Explore a re-created Kentucky limestone cave, complete with underground waterfalls, streams, fossils and a live bat colony. Exhibits Fun Facts Frequently Asked Questions Cincinnati Museum Center - 1301 Western Avenue - Cincinnati, OH 45203-1130 513.287.7000 - 1.800.733.2077

87. Department Of History And Philosophy Of Science, University Of Cambridge
    Information for current and prospective students, including details of courses, the department, the library, and the museum.  
    http://www.hps.cam.ac.uk/
    
    Extractions: Current students Examiners and lecturers Supervisors FACULTY OF HISTORY ... FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY Select a page... About the Department Admissions Annual report Calendar Computing information Data retention policy E-mail addresses 'Embryos in wax' Examiners' information FAQs: admissions FAQs: current students Funding sources Graduate IT suite Graduate students Hermes webmail HPS discussion Job vacancies Lecturers' information Map Marking criteria: MPhil Marking criteria: Part II News and events News archive Past exam papers PDF files Primary sources Publications Reading lists Research methods guide Seminar programme Staff list Students' information Supervisors' information Timetable Transferable skills Visitors' information UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE

88. IHPST - Institute For The History And Philosophy Of Science And Technology
    U of T Homepage. Victoria College. U of T Library. School of Graduate Studies. U of T Museum of Scientific Instruments. Application. Main Menu. General Information.  
    http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/ihpst/

89. Today In Science History
    At Today in science history, you ll find science anniversary dates for births, deaths, and events of interest in science, invention, technology and medicine.  
    http://www.todayinsci.com/

90. Tallahassee Museum Of History And Natural Science
    Enter the site. Information (850) 5761636 · Office (850) 575-8684 · Fax (850) 574-8243 3945 Museum Drive · Tallahassee FL · 32310-6325.  
    http://tallahasseemuseum.org/

91. History Of Medicine And Science Main Page
    Home Page for Yale University history of Medicine and science Graduate Program, New Haven, CT. This document requires a browser capable  
    http://info.med.yale.edu/histmed/

92. Scientific Method And Philosophy Of Science
    Article comparing reductionism and emergence, in the context of history and evolutionary epistemology. Hosted by the Center for the Study of Complex Systems, at the University of Michigan.  
    http://www.cscs.umich.edu/~crshalizi/notebooks/scientific-method.html
    
    Extractions: Notebooks 29 Sep 2001 23:26 reductionism emergence squabble falls under this discipline, too. But (so far as an outsider can judge), method is where most of the debate is these days. Of course, most scientists proceed in serene indifference to debates in methodology, and indeed all other aspects of the philosophy of science. What Medawar wrote thirty years ago and more is still true today: If the purpose of scientific methodology is to prescribe or expound a system of enquiry or even a code of practice for scientific behavior, then scientists seem to be able to get on very well without it. Most scientists receive no tuition in scientific method, but those who have been instructed perform no better as scientists than those who have not. Of what other branch of learning can it be said that it gives its proficients no advantage; that it need not be taught or, if taught, need not be learned? (Actually, has do statisticians Some or all of this may or may not have close connections to history of science , the social and cultural relations of science , and evolutionary epistemology . I would contend that there are certainly close ties to the sociology of science and machine learning, statistical inference and induction

93. The Natural History Museum, London -- Science Casebook
    Bodmin Moor? This is the story of how The Natural history Museum tracked down this beast. link to Piltdown Man science casebook. You  
    http://www.nhm.ac.uk/interactive/science-casebooks/
    
    Extractions: In Jurassic Park and its sequel, The Lost World , dinosaurs are re-created from fragments of their DNA. Scientists in the film extracted the DNA from ancient bloodsucking insects trapped in amber. How possible is this? The Natural History Museum's scientists find out... Each year up to 60,000 tonnes of meteorites fall to Earth. Most are less than one millimetre across and are called micrometeorites. Recently a scientist from The Natural History Museum discovered a very unusual micrometeorite - help him to unravel its million-year-old history. Recently a 14-year-old boy discovered a skull with large fangs, in the River Fowey on Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. Could this be evidence of the fabled Beast of Bodmin Moor? This is the story of how The Natural History Museum tracked down this beast. You are about to embark on a journey back to 1912, to study the bones of Piltdown Man as scientists did then. At each point in your journey, you will consider how scientists would interpret the same fossils today. Could we be fooled again?

94. California History-Social Science Project
    The California historySocial science Project (CH-SSP) Brings teachers together in a colaborative way to explore ways of teaching effectively and to excite and  
    http://csmp.ucop.edu/chssp/

95. Fun With Science
    A professional geophysicist maintains this collection of resources for classroom demonstrations and handson exercises about physics, earth science, earthquakes, math and fun illusions. Includes videos of earthquake shake tables.  
    http://www.jclahr.com/science/
    
    Extractions: Fun With Science If you're looking for ideas for a science fair project or demonstration, these pages may help you find a topic that would be fun to explore. They also provide ideas for teachers who are looking for classroom demonstrations or hands-on, inquiry-based student exercises to expand their curriculum. I am a US Geological Survey Geophysicist specializing in seismology and earthquake location programming. I enjoy all sorts of science and would like to see more K-12 or K-16 lessons taught on the subjects of tectonics, earthquake processes and earthquake hazards. In addition to Earth Science classes, these topics could be covered within general science, physics, math, and even social studies and geography classes. Not only do earthquakes provide an interesting context within which to teach concepts that are already part of the curriculum of these other subjects, the eventual result of incorporating these topics would be a greater understand and appreciation of the value of mitigating the hazardous effects of future earthquakes within the population as a whole. Projects and lesson plans described in the Earth Science section include a table-top earthquake demonstration, an earthshaking lab, a shake table, and a paper model that illustrates sea floor spreading, subduction, faulting, and the source of volcanic arcs.

96. Cienciateca. Popular Science. Science For All. Science, Technology And Society.
    Collection of articles covering science, technology, and society. Includes stories on evolution, industrial chemicals, energy, and materials.  
    http://www.cienciateca.com/stsindex.html

97. Science Quiz Activities & Games For Kids, Teens, School & College Students
    Activities, games, and quizzes on a variety of science topics. Wonderful study aid for children aged 913.  
    http://www.syvum.com/squizzes/science/

98. Science.gov : FirstGov For Science - Government Science Portal
    Collection of information provided by U.S. government agencies, including research and development results.  
    http://www.science.gov/

99. Virtual Library: Science
    Directory of the Virtual Library, an expertrun catalog of sections of the web. The Virtual Library is particularly strong in the sciences.  
    http://vlib.org/Science.html

100. Arkansas Academy Of Science
     (Formerly Proceedings.) Author and subscription information; tables of contents of all volumes.  
     http://cotton.uamont.edu/~aas/journal.html
     
     Extractions: The following items are available concerning the Journal. The Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science appears as a single volume annually in April and contains manuscripts that were submitted and accepted at the annual meeting a year prior. Therefore, the Journal is one year behind publication-wise. Becoming a member this year entitles you to a copy of the Journal when it appears the following April (currently 2004). There may, however, be back issues of the Journal still available for purchase ($50). Normally, only a set number are printed each year to keep extra copies (and cost) at a minimum. You can contact the AAS Secretary (Dr. Jeff Robertson) at Arkansas Tech regarding back issues. Return to Arkansas Academy of Science Home Page

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